Amazon Prime deal: Get a free six-month membership with this student offer

If you’re ready to head back to university or college, then Amazon has a deal you’ll want to hear all about. The retailer is offering a six-month free trial of Prime Student to students, courtesy of Microsoft Surface.

That means you can get the ridiculously convenient one-day delivery to your door for six whole months without paying a penny. If it’s got the Prime Logo, it’s eligible.

If that isn’t enough, then Prime Video, Prime Reading, Prime Music and unlimited photo storage are all included too – as is early access to lightning deals, of which there will be plenty in the run-up to Black Friday and Christmas.

Students can even get 10% off of thousands of books, and discounts on Amazon Basics and fashion products too. Plus, with Microsoft sponsoring this deal you can save 10% on one of their excellent Surface tablets or laptops.

After your six-month trial is up, you can keep all of these benefits for just £3.99 a month – or simply cancel if you’d like. You can save even more by paying £39 for an annual membership, which equates to just £3.25 per month. 

To check eligibility and find out more information, simply head to the link here. 

Prime is Amazon’s monthly subscription service and offers an astounding amount of benefits for users. For those that aren’t eligible for a student discount, you can still get a 30-day free trial here. After that, you can decide whether or not you’d like to retain the benefits for £7.99 per month. 

Prime Video is the exclusive home of TV shows such as American Gods, The Man In The High Castle, The Grand Tour, and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, while it also offers thousands of movies and shows to stream or download to your devices. 

Prime Reading offers a rotating selection of books, magazines, comics and more as part of your membership, so you’ll never run out of things to read again.

Meanwhile, Prime Music is a huge library of over a million songs available on all of your devices without any adverts.

source: express.co.uk